The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-18

which he had expressed at IN earlier hour
bail as he was to appear before. Judge Cowing
on the bench warrant this morning;
District Attorney, MARITIME said Yesterday
indictment had been ordered was entirely
legal. The prosecution may have some dim;
Which Ge thas the e ras
were really spoken by him. The detectives
vic,cd did not take notes Of his speech, and the
Most WIN probably be tried promptly, Ho is
ished II he is found guilty, w imprisonment
fol, not more than ono year and by fine OF $500.
inflicted akns spsech II IN wheaS sfhs said a
that good rifles could DO, purchased for, $40
each anI thai he advised his hearers each to
tion for the social revolution which was com
ing. Most was found guilty unon the indict-
brother Anarchists, sentenced on June to
Baekwsl!.s Island. The, ANARCHISTS raised
Most has been living on the third floor OF the
tencment 464 Second avenue under the name
In New, Jersey, and has been Keeping QUIET
generally SO as to avoid arrest. A report was
around , town yesterday afternoon that he COM
mttted suicide whom arrested but the rumor
doubtless arose, from tho fact that a potato
chokea him while he was eating dinner rap
Herr Most's newspaper nth tho ffeheit, of the
date OF Nov. 10. has the entire first page. in
p"S SnsE rules s asnss to Tsy1 Article The
headed 1t is Finished" Most, who is pre-
ssnmhbly the author of the article. begins with
That which was deemed impossible by null
t!tudes OF men few days ago has happened.
butchcry of our Chicago comrades has taken
place.
Further on he says; =.
munitY whose king is the hangmnn, whose
morality is murder, whose right is might and
graves s UT Of the fallen will the laurel spring
whose sprays are destined soon to adorn the
brows OF an aroused freedom"
A column IL devoted to u eulogy OF Iingg, the
suicide. At the end Most writes rs foows:,
1n I'VE men a Of The people never forget what
become what he was! Rally around the ban.
ner of the vanguard OF the social revolution!
Thus. and only. thus. can you show yourselves
avenge himw
Another column DISCUSSES the question
double-leaded: -" Instead OF stranEling. an
archy on the gallows. the hangman OF Chicago
played the part OF man midwife for anarchy"
As the cross is the symbol of Christianity.
SO will the Calows be the emblem of anarchy.
have begun to commit gallows murders in Chi
cage we should not stop With Grinnell, Gilmer
and their We ,s must point ss
and the Chicago Anarchists in particular, He
he q politician. The blood OF our murdered
brothers stains his hands forever. And the
gold which he undoubtedly received from tho
monopolists, for his treachery leaves blot
never to be hidden"
Herr Most gives Henry George dig for for
getting the interests OF the people. and adds:
In the list of murderer is every workman who
remained Mt home In cowardly fear when the
time had como to prevent the fearful crime"
Let us think OF the future" he says. The
dead have left us their last will and testament.
and we must execute it. A literature remains
which will win to the new evangel hundreds Of
thousands of the young Then comes organ
i2ation, for had we been better organized then
might not the hangman have been able to ac-
complish his work. The social revolution has
tens. Woe to us II we are found wanting on
the critical day! 1t were waste OF our force
II we should now surrender to the enemy. We
must get by cunning what we can't get in any
other way. The battle shall be fought not by
half measures. And II we are tempted to
yield through weakness, let us remember the
gallows OF Chicago. Never forget Nov. II,
1887"
In a long report OF the parade OF Anarchists
In Broadway on Nov. 10 the writer says that
never in America has a public demonstration
been seen which was so truly revolutionary In
character. "On the next morning" the report
continues: Mayor Hewitt. the night owl of
the City Hail. was furious. He reprimanded
the police because they had not forbidden the
demonstration, and he clustered against tho
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